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... that Loccl Duncaunon is the only member of the cabinet with whom his Majesty condescends to bold intercourse. As (or the Whigs, they are perfectly indifferent with regard to the coarse which his Majesty may think proper pursue. They have discharged their ...
... the representation of Damon and 1 standing in tl»e county—(hear, hear)—of high crimes v gorous eff6rt,(sucfr one fewof (he Whig lead- ! IV*.V-is there of li.emmreor one of genius, .ngatot the State ( Sensation, and cries of - •KI 1 « „ ,ifl /*ri r t'»l ...
... youngest brother of « Tomkins” affiliated on the same noble author (Lord Brougham). In (his the author forcibly presses the Whig government the absolute necessity of moving straightforward reforming course throwing themselves on the generous support the ...
... had referred to powerful parly by which the Govern ment were supported : and vet in the outset he had ipoktn of the liish Whig Members in a tone of depreciation. He (Mr. S.) approved of this bill because it contained a great principle—that ptinciple ...
... present Government predominating over their zeal for the Church, which they would rather see neglected than flourishing under Whig-made Bishop. Yet should the arrangement which they now demand take place, they will, soon as the determination becomes irrevocable ...
... M Cance, attentive the interests of his con tituents arid the public, determined to keep his post till the last. —Sirthern Whig. DREADFUL OCCURRENCE HOUNSLOW. At a quarter be foie eight o’clock on Wednesday morning, shock (like that of an earthquake) ...
... g loudly that Peel has betrayed the cause gold the pass.*' Pee), on the other hand, crafty and sagacious, with his section Whig Tories, occupying with consummate akiH the afronge-t ground, admitting gross arid abuse, holding forth the piiuriple of RcSurm ...
... holds a high station amongst the Peers of the Uealm—for, unlike most of the order, is the Peer of the people—neither Tory nor Whig ; neither in place or in opposition, but a truly independent Peer, supporting in Parliament the glory of the Crown and the ...
... the noble and learned lord could be acquainted, The noble and learned lord bad said ir. his speech that they were Whigs—more than Whigs. He (Viscaunt Melbourne) knew very well what was the meaning of that exptession. Ii meant that these gentlemen entertained ...
... mention the diflercitt sections of the aristocracy, whp cuoetkute whar U called, the parlies in the state.” One set of papers are Whig, ami another Tory. can hardly say one set are liberal and another anti-reform ; because, though the latter are sufficiently ...
... —who does not at the name of O’Connell, look backward with gratitude or forward with exulting hope (cheers) What Whig, or what array of Whigs have done so much for reform as his single exertions >— ' I mean not to disparage them, but I must speak the truth ...
... They labour under the flattering delusion that the peopb are not fully in earnest in their remonstrances. They think that the Whig and Radical faction only U at work ; it remains, therefore, to convince them that the movement is not partial, but general; ...